30 million Tibetans turned into stray dogs and were shipped to the Guangxi dog shop

In the carriage, more than a dozen large collections were crowded between the dirty Teddys and the Tuggs. Their destination is a dog-fired pot. Hide-and-sell, 10 bucks a pound. A strong hideout that can kill sixty and seventy pounds of meat.

30 million Tibetans turned into stray dogs and were shipped to the Guangxi dog shop

Late at night, the truck headed for the slaughterhouse in Guangxi.

In the carriage, more than a dozen large collections were crowded between the dirty Teddys and the Tuggs. Their destination is a dog-fired pot.

Hide-and-sell, 10 bucks a pound. A strong hideout that can kill sixty and seventy pounds of meat.

Liu Quan is a dog dealer, and at least hundreds of herds have been slain and sold by his hands. He says that the key to the possession of meat is fresh, while the new secret is to skin it directly after he knocks it out. Many Tibetans awakened in the process, but only struggled to endure the severe pain of skinning and then died in blood.

"There's no way. The hideaways are worthless now. No one wants the cheap ones, but there's a small place for the owners, the hunters, who eat this."

Liu Qiang didn't think of the blood in front of him, "Oh, a dog."

The hideout of the dog, once the lightless Orient Dog:

(b) In Qingdao, a Tibetan can sell 30 million dollars at a high price;

At the same time, people all over the country saw the hide as a symbol of wealth and glory.

Ten years later, the tide retreated, leaving only a dog hair.

"Blowed by a hideout."

Hebei's Ding Zhi Soon, a hairy and well-equipped “petty” dog that has been in possession for eight years, has caused untold distress.

Liu Guang, from his hometown, told him to sell the dog more than once. Ding Zhion was so soft that he couldn't kill the big guy, "Well, it's life, keep it."

For the past eight years, Ding Zhi Song has only said, “Pay yourself to suffer”.

In 2010, it was also the brightest star on the investment trail.

A news story that sells millions of dollars from time to time, with the “Oriental Divine” being praised as an ancient dog from the Tibetan plateau, has become an age-old phenomenon.

In the past, there is still news from a decade ago:

(b) In October 2008, also in Wuhan, there was a concubine contest for his wife's husband, with more than 20 mothers participating in the show, and the title became the “Prince”, free of charge and the Queen's race, with the second being paid $50,000 and a third $80,000;

The news stimulates the nerves of speculators, one of which is Ding Chi-soon. Turning back years later, he admitted that there was an element of “want to show off” in buying the stash.

At the time, there was a saying: “Buy a house, find a wife, have a son, buy a car, keep a stash”.

Ding Chi-soon thus concluded that it was a model of success in life — a dog who looked at the spirit and was emboldened in the yard. So he spent $100,000 to bring back from Qinghai a little hideout less than two months old.

It's a great idea: a dog that's fierce, but that's always made it look like a child.

Ding Chi-soon had built a four-square house in his yard before he got home. Built bricks, water drains, air exhaust fans, stationary embolisms, and dogs like a family happy to come home.

The four legs and tummys are brown, black on the back and tail, thick hair and strong claws, but the eyelids are a little thin, and it does not prevent Ding Zhison from feeling that this son of a bitch “looks different from the other dogs.